LEGO The Hobbit review: one brick to rule them all
Lego The Hobbit continues Travellers' Tales fine tradition of all-ages entertainment.
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The dwarf gang is all here
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A Hobbit can't overcome these big dangers alone
This review is based upon a PS4 review copy provided by the publisher. Lego The Hobbit is available now for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. It is rated E10.
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Robert Workman posted a new article, LEGO The Hobbit review: one brick to rule them all.
Lego The Hobbit continues Travellers' Tales fine tradition of all-ages entertainment. -